I'm not one to try that out, but I would think ANY corset would be uncomfortable!?
Do they even make them for the 24 pack beer belly male???
They're an interesting thing to experience. I sure wouldn't want to wear one every day, but once in a while (Mine goes with a non-dance "EGA" costume I've posted here several times) can be fun. They're kind of uncomfortable and comfortable at the same time, sorta hard to describe - it just has to be experienced. But counterintuitively, the tighter the thing is, the more comfortable it is in a weird way. You have to breath UP, not OUT. The back support is amazing, and it sure enforces proper posture!
And yes, they do make them for males - wearing a female corset is just dumb if you're a guy, our waists are in a different place, and "overbust" makes zero sense on a male. I didn't really get mine as part of that costume per se, I got it so I could FIT in the costume and have it look good because I have a belly too!
Although I *can* put the thing on by myself, its a LOT easier if I have help. I once had a dance sister place her foot on the small of my back to give the "bunny ears" (laces) a huge heave-ho! My wife has helped me a few times too - but she's clueless. Like wearing Tribal dreads in the hair, its best to get help from someone who wears it themselves. The last time I wore it a couple of years ago now, wife asks "is that tight enough?" - "Oh honey, we haven't even BEGUN to tighten this thing!" At least a corset doesn't actually hurt unlike Tribal dreads which do if they're put in correctly.
The things we discuss on this forum, eh?